Even South Dakota played its part in the Cold War by building the Minuteman Missile Site. Operating from 1963 to the early 1990s, there were 15 launch control f...
In September of 1974, NBC Television introduced America to the Ingalls family, a pioneer family that had made its way west a century earlier.
The storyline o...
For centuries the bones lay buried until discovered by chance in 1974. While excavating for a housing development, earth-moving equipment exposed one of South D...
First called Minnekahta (hot waters) by the Lakota people, Hot Springs is known as the southern gateway to the Black Hills.
Hot Springs is home to the larges...
Historically the Black Hills region was home to Arapaho, Cheyenne, and Lakota Sioux Indian tribes. Gold prospecting and settlement of this area in the mid 1870s...
Historical Black Hills characters, both factual and fictional, have taken center stage in the successful HBO series Deadwood.
C. H. (Charlie) Utter w...
PaleoAdventures is one of the highest rates tours in the Black Hills, and for good reason; on these tours, guests learn paleontology dig techniques and then par...
Signs are conveniently located along the way to guide visitors from one point to the next for an up-close, personal glimpse into what makes Rapid City such a gr...
A Tiny Look at a Large Opportunity
The name Homestake is synonymous with the Black Hills region, but the word neutrino is not. Well, at least not outside of ...
Very popular at Crazy Horse Memorial are the two night blasts held each year, weather permitting.
The June 26th blast celebrates the birthday of Mrs. Korczak...
